what to do with left over juicer pulp?

Discussion in 'Vegetarian' started by cousinit, Apr 9, 2005.

  1. cousinit

    cousinit Member

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    theirs got to be somthinj I can do with the stuff other than toss it in the garden compost. sopose I could just eat it as is.

    but if you get enough apple pulp it makes a nice thick apple sauce when you cook it up. I havnt juiced any vedgies yet, but vedgie pulp would probably work good to flavour mashed potoes. thats all Ive come up with so far.


    also, can somone tell me why I have this strange idea about trying to juice a fish......?????
     
  2. honeyhannah

    honeyhannah herbuhslovuh

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    You can put it in pies and muffins and such, it would also go well in a stir fry and things of that nature
     
  3. mike

    mike Member

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    Compost it!
     
  4. candi_rainbow

    candi_rainbow Member

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    compost it. could try using it in baking. Hell, might be able to let it ferment, though uncertain what the results would be
     
  5. minjeig

    minjeig Member

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    soup perhaps?



    try some cooking websites maybe.
     
  6. drumminmama

    drumminmama Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    mostly your options, if there is any liquid left, is baked goods.
     
  7. drumminmama

    drumminmama Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    found something cool on the web:
    Basil crackers
    by Sophie Quinn

    carrot or vegetable pulp from juicing (about 5 cups)
    1 clove crushed garlic
    1/2 cup basil, chopped or dried handful cilantro, chopped
    2 ripe tomatoes, chopped
    1 cup (or more) sprouted and crushed nuts (almonds, sesame,
    sunflower...etc.)
    sea salt, dulse or braggs to taste

    Use a spatula to spread over teflex sheet in dehydrator or pan
    in oven and
    dehydrate for about 8 hrs or until completely dry. Wonderful
    with guacamole
    or other dips! Also a great way to make convience food out of
    compost.

    from www.living-foods.com

    not sure what is meant by Teflex.... anyone know?
     
  8. peacegal

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    You could spread fruit pulp on branches a sweet treat for orioles and other nectar-feeding birds.
     

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